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Books by 灯不亮灯
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I Became the Crown Princess, but My Fiancé Doesn't Know Yet 我成了太子妃，但未婚夫还不知道
I'm about to get married, but my fiance doesn't know it. Lu Sui wrote in his letter: "I've met a female general at the frontier. She's bold and impressive, nothing like the sheltered young ladies we're used to." "She's a decorated war hero, yet she's willing to become my secondary wife. I hope you won't make things difficult for her in the future." Meanwhile, my younger half-sister was making a scene, refusing to marry the frail, sickly Crown Prince, who was rumored to be impotent. I tore up Lu
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After the Crown Prince Took a Palace Maid for His Mother, I Replaced Him with a New Son as Crown Prince 太子认宫婢当娘后，我换了个儿子当太子
On the day I was to be formally named empress, my son Rongzhou objected in front of everyone: “She is nothing but a lowborn imposter who switched a cat for the crown prince. She is unworthy of becoming empress. Qiuyue is my birth mother.” Qiuyue, the personal maid who had served me for half my life, looked on the verge of tears: “Not only am I the crown prince's birth mother, I'm also the true daughter of the marquis's household!” The emperor had been frail from birth. Now past forty, he had onl
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After My Ascension Was Sabotaged, I Cultivated the Path of Ruthlessness 飞升被破坏后，我修成无情道
The Celestial Clan's princess was born blessed by heaven and earth, and enlightened by the Goddess Nuwa. She was destined to be the final Divine Venerable in the world. On the day I ascended to Divine Venerable, the tribulation lightning refused to disperse. Yun Qian, the immortal maid who had always served me, transformed into the nine-tailed fox form reserved for the Celestial Clan's princess. With tears streaming down her face, she threw herself into the Mother Goddess's arms. “Yun Ping will
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His Former Mistress Shows Up Demanding a Title, But My Husband Married Into My Family 外室上门要名分，但我夫君是赘婿
I’m the daughter of an imperial merchant. While accompanying my cousin, the emperor, on an undercover tour of Jiangnan, he asked for several shops in my name to give to his newly favored consort. I readily agreed, but the next day, someone dumped manure water outside my residence. The top courtesan of Jiangnan’s most famous establishment stood at my gate, leading a five-year-old boy and with a swollen belly. Tears streaming down her face, she stirred the crowd’s sympathy: “This jealous woman can
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Old Dreams of 1937 旧梦民国1937
When I woke up, my best friend and I had transmigrated into performers at a theater in the old days. My best friend had sky-high ambitions. She soon caught the eye of the Thirteenth Young Master of the warlord’s residence, bought her freedom, and became a glamorous concubine. I stayed at the theater, quietly and steadily learning opera. My best friend made a grand show of buying my freedom. “A performer’s life in Shanghai is so short. You’d be better off marrying an officer now and having a p
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